LurkCypher Archive

Upvotes	Title	Category	Author	Subreddit	Date (UTC)

Upvotes	Comment on	Subreddit	Date (UTC)
9	USA: Eligible US men will be automatically registered for military draft pool beginning in December You realize that not only Men's lives will be impacted by one of you getting drafted? A Wife without her Husband? A Mother without her Son? A kid without their Father? In fact, it could be argued that you at least get to die in the conflict, while your loved ones have to live on and make amends and a new life without you. Do you realize how hard that is? You must either be trolling or... not very smart. No, when a man is forced to join the military against his will, he is the one most affected b…	/r/MensRights	09/04/26 07:32 PM
9	Men shared the lived experience of men, woman has to centre herself as the one suffering "I just want to join the boycott against men" And nothing of value was lost.	/r/EverydayMisandry	21/02/25 05:41 PM
5	They have zero empathy I wonder what kind of hateful bullshit did they write on the banners...	/r/EverydayMisandry	19/03/24 07:27 AM
1	Any men here struggling with depression? Eh, I can kind of agree with your comment but also kind of not... First, let me state that I'm only 27 years old, so I grew up in a world that was already more and more educated about and accepting of mental health issues, depression amongst them, with each passing year. However, I can tell (e.g. from interacting with people from even one generation before) that mental health awareness has indeed come a long way, depressed people are, for the most part, no longer viewed as "crazies" or hysterica…	/r/MensRights	11/06/23 01:09 AM
1	The inspiring true story of 6 "toxic masculine" boys stranded on an island for 18 months. Resourcefulness, courage, and limitless compassion. I recall reading an article about those boys and their adventure some time ago. It was very inspiring but, most of all, astonishing. What started out as an extremely reckless and irresponsible teenage escapade, then turned into a desperate fight for their lives but, in the end, it became a long, yet successful ordeal of perseverance and survival against all odds. Basically, a triumph of humans' best qualities (those listed in the title, and more) over an unforgiving environment. Not to mention, …	/r/MensRights	03/05/23 10:48 PM
3	Hard times create strong men How about I decide for myself what role I "should be playing" and taking responsibility for, instead of ceding this decision to a huge mass of entitled, hypocritical and ungrateful human beings that tries to pass off as a functional society?	/r/MensRights	29/04/23 02:15 AM
3	Men 'face MORE discrimination than women': Global study claims males receive the raw end of the deal with harsher punishments, military service and more deaths at work. OP: Old article but worth reposting. Who is that "we" you are referring to? It's not you or me, that's undeniable. The people who are "in charge" may be predominantly male, for sure, but they are the top 1% wealthiest of the men (or top 0.1%, or top 2% - the exact cut-off doesn't really matter, only that they're from the strict top), who have next to nothing in common with you average guy. Do you think that most men somehow benefit from the fact that most politicians and CEOs are male? Because if so, then I'm here to tell you... th…	/r/MensRights	29/04/23 01:57 AM
3	Men 'face MORE discrimination than women': Global study claims males receive the raw end of the deal with harsher punishments, military service and more deaths at work. OP: Old article but worth reposting. What the actual fuck guys. Grow some balls already and suck it up without crying like boys suckling their mothers breast. And that mentality is precisely the reason why, year by year, men continue having it worse and worse in many parts of the developed world. When women are speaking out against some problems specific to their gender, society tends to listen to them. If men do the same, ridicule and insults are the only things they can count on getting.	/r/MensRights	27/04/23 11:25 PM
2	If you possessed one wish, and the wish could only be used for anything related to Men's Rights, what would it be? My wish would be for humanity to start seeing men's lives and women's lives just as equally valueable human lives. I believe this alone would have forced societies' hands to tackle many issues related to Men's Rights, like suicide rates among the men or the inherent injustice of the military draft...	/r/MensRights	21/02/23 01:25 AM